Widener University Athletics

2019
Started all 44 games he appeared in for the Pride...Hit .273 with three doubles, a triple, and 14 RBI...Swiped seven bases in nine attempts...Had nine multi-hit games for the season including three with three hits...Went 3-for-5 with a double and three RBI in an elimination game in the MAC Commonwealth Championship against Arcadia (5/3)...Went 3-for-3 with an RBI against the Knights in game one of a doubleheder (3/24).

2018
Only player to play in all 40 games for the Pride, starting each of them...Hit .278 with three doubles and 18 RBI...Also drew 18 walked, helping post a .381 on-base percentage...Had eight multi-hit games including one of two games with four hits for Widener on the season, going 4-for-4 with a double and two runs scored against Cabrini (4/23)...Went 3-for-5 with three RBI against Messiah (4/6)...A defensive standout, he committed just four errors all season in 168 total chances at second base.

2017
Started 13 of the 15 games he played...Hit .333 with a double and five RBI...Recorded three multi-hit games...Drove in two runs each against Kenyon (3/5) and Hood (4/29).

2016
Made 24 appearances and nine starts as a freshman … Registered six hits, scored 12 times and drove in four additional runs … Also drew 10 walks and recorded a .447 on-base percentage … Began a five-game hitting streak by going 1-for-3 with two RBI in a 3-1 win over Stevenson (4/10) … Drove in a run in consecutive games against Eastern (4/13) and Albright (4/15) while also scoring a career-high three times in a 14-0 rout versus the Lions.
 
High School
Four-year letterwinner at Maple Shade… Two-time team captain who made the all-conference first team all four years and was an all-region selection in 2015 … Team won the conference championship during junior season … Played basketball all four years and football for one season … Captained the basketball program twice … Member of the National Honor Society.
 
Personal
Majoring in mechanical engineering … Favorite athlete is Allen Iverson.
 
Why Did You Choose Widener?
“I chose Widener because of the reputation of the school of engineering, the opportunity to play baseball for a good program and because of the overall feel I had of the campus.”